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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20
Managing Editor
Wednesday, April 20, 1887.

The claims of protectionists concern
ing the efficiency of a high tariff system
remind us of tile methods practiced by
the natives Of Java in obtaining and
perpetuating the fires in their cooking
places. Whenever there is an eruption
of the Bromo volcano in that island,
the natives kindle their freWood by the
hot lava as it flows down the mountain
side. and they keep the fire thus OBJ,
tanned for years If through neglect
or accident it should go out, they never
kindle it anew by any OF the methods
which their contact with civilization
has placed within their reach, but get =
light from their nearest neighbor, whose
fire was originally obtained from the
volcano. Thus the fires is use in the
native cookingplaces were up to the re-
cent eruptions Of the volcano all OBJ
tanned from the outburst of 1882. In q
similar manner, the protectienists have
for many years been perpetuating their
fires whose origin can be traced on
" to conditions that existed in the re-
mote past. It is high time that an
eruption Of public opinion occur to en-.
able the protectionist to kindle his fire
anew from original sources, provided
]. his wood will burn.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20

The jury in the famous Haddock
murder trial, in Sioux City disagreed.
Eleven stood for acquittal and one for
conviction of Ahrensdorf, the accused.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20

John Lamb Of Minneapolis has been
appointed to the new office of commits
sioner Of labor statistics. He was the
candidate Of the labor organizations
and is reputed to be a man Of superior
Intelligence.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20

o. Gregg Of Lyon county has been
appointed superintendent Of farmers in-
stitutes. Mr.. Gregg is reported as be-
ing well qualified for. the position.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20

Mr.. Pow,lerlv has called the attention
Of the knights OF laborto the existence of
the American flag. BY SO doing he
evidently did not wish to charge them
with having forgotten all about it, but
simply to remind them that a certain
kind Of color blindness disqualifies
members Of the order from assisting in
performing the peculiar task underta-
ken by the same.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20

OF the 100000 tons Of sugar annu-
ally consumed in the United States, not
more than 9 per cent. is produced in
the home sugar regions. The protec-
tive tariff that has for years been paid
on the imported article does not seem
to have developed the native sugar in
2dustry very much.
The following table shows the rela-
tive strength of the parties represented
in the German reichstag in 1881 and
1887.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-20
a female organization

a female orga nizatien has been
formed on the Pacific coast under the
label Of the Native Daughters Of the
Golden Vest 1t would seem that
those unfortunate daughters Of the gol-
den west who may be devoid Of nativity
cannot become members Of this eni-
nently exclusive organization.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

In mems walking gloves 30 is bard To- decide
which Is stitching ami which is glove
ltisno secret that dre,, skirts are so heavy
now with their additional hurdcuof hoop and
crinolne that modistcs have devised suspend
ems for women
The new paasols are furnished with very
long handle,
Novelties in black lace dres. sarcconstantly
appearing.
Many OF the spring NANTES ar. i'm scarf
shape the back being merely g. round cape
reaching 90 the waist line, and long. slender
mantDia front
Gray and white check materials are meet
Ing with favor for spring dresses
The combination Of plaid,. stripes and fig
ured des GINS Of all kinds with plain stuffs is
The rule now IN all sorts Of dresses.
English dealers are displaying novelty in
hose which has an embroidered stripe down
the center ana am oblong piece Ct open work
ON either side, which arrangement reduces
the apparent size Of the foot
French gray kid gloves, bound and stitched
with black, are new and stylish.
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BRITISH IRREGULARITIES.
How Little Things Are Done over in
London Town.

l|Nli4 ..Ifr ..Il'.'|f
LONDON. April 2j-MHsmu here serve
customers on foot Cans are hung ON o.
yoke over their shoulders They sing
OUT ~Aye-yip,r-aye in long meter. Zip
m short British BARRIERS, after shaving.
leav. you to wash of your own iatha.
They do nothing bat shave. $50 ha.r
beard or mu,tache brushing. cosmetic
or bay rum BARRIERS chairs have straight
backs $50 lay off, Barber shop, here are
severely and ,ayagely plain. Church clocks
strike every quarter of an hour SO steeple
without clock An British liberty poles
sticl, out VI these steepies, Ike q ships bow
spirit Graves ten feet deep; collins piled one
on the other. First come, first served
Church yards paved with tomlstoues.
People walk over them. Lumber enough
in one English cab 10 make three
American bugsies. All doors furnished with
oh fashioned kuocker and bell pull Frequent
inscription On them KNOCK and ring Cats
meat man comes along every morning at .
O'Clock Sell, 10 at penny a skewer full
Boiled horse Took 1t for Sliced roast beef
Al the cat, in the street know him Grand
rush vt cats 20 front doors on hearing his cry
Tails uu General air Of brisk expectancy
~ tiu pail. here Unknown article A
pitcher they call a jug. No umbiers in Brit
ish English an glasses. No livery stables
Horse letting shops read "Cars on hire. Bug
gies unknown Oysters eaten only raw or in
patties. Unknown entirely Saloons
stews. fries, roasts, etc Oysters coppery;
kept ON sale in shallow trays Of fresh water.
No Dry goods stores. Haberiasher keeps
pins, needles, stays, tapes and such small ma
chineTy for keeping women from falling 10
pieces Wooden draper keeps clothes Green
grocer never goes beyond fresh vegetables.
Sky about 200 feet overhead Rain regular
every four hours. Perfectly clear sky about
once u mouth No one goes out without UNI
brella. Very leaky country overhead
JRRRy BUrLxR
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

Omaha Broker in baseball supplies, A d.
1901 What's Smith quoted at todayi
Confidential Clerk Smith was sold 90 tho
Chicaeos yesterday at $to5il The Detroit.
only bid SlO5i4
"That looks bad. I'm long on Smith
lIOu's Jones'
"Jone- brought $l1oI i'm the open market
bu' was snapped mp at Sill between board.
hy the B0,t0ns"
"Thats something like ann almost
afraid toa-k aboy Bmks, though"
"Tne Bnhs pool broke and the Chicago.
got him at the old figures
"That strengthens Chicago three points and
seyeutmtls and woahGs Omaha five points
ami Il quarter Something must be done
Who is Bmk,' Physician
"Dr Sm1rtcI
"Irt me soc AM i remember Dr.
Smartei pre-cribes qu.mnc for everything. 10
won't 10 90 oct links think he is well enough
90 play"
"No. but how can il Doe prevented
"Ill m-hup blind pool and corner the
qunIno market Omaha World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
TUNlSiAN JUSTICE.
An Expeditions Method. but "A Little Bit
Too severe on the Hebrews.

4 certain Capt Bacuari lett Narseilles for
/ China. but. being lufrctel by the winds, he
I made for the harlor Of Tunis 10 await better
weather The collector Of the port came on
board Capt Baculard represented that be
was freighted for Canton, that be had moth
I'M, 10 30 with Tunis and that he had only
pnt I'm from stress Of weather. But the col
loctor succeeded in demonstrating TO him that
h. must pay the harbor ducs. Capt. Baculard
dill So. but repaired instantly 10 the palace Of
The boy AMI demanded justice.
Good Frank -" said the hey, 81 am your
friend God is great What DO you wantf
"Hiehnos,n answered Capt Bacularl,
"vour custom house has robbed me. ! have
hal 90 pay uniustly."
"ExoeIlcuf individual" answered tho hey,
"in this country when we have the money We
keep IT, Tho first acquisition is difficulty
To ci,e back thing is unknown in Africa"
"But shall / not have justice"
"Cartainlv-evory one has Justice i'm Tunis
xiii Won have il IN French or Tun, fashion"
"Ilighne,s. have had n lawsuit or two in
France Justice in French fa,hion-heayen
forbl~
"But don't press IL upon YOU" observed
the hey. IF you choose the French viii
speak 10 your consul IT, loves justice, good
man Three Of my subject, applied 20 him
year, ago for immunity, and they will get IL
mex; year / think, for be loves Justice
"Freuch ju,t.cei Never Give me the
Tm.,.1n: am in a hurry
$50 Doe 10 then God is great, said the hey.
"What is your cargoT
"Marseilos soap and 10000 cotton caps.'
"Iti. we'll oaway and be tranquil
Tho hey summoned the vizier
"Nizier." said ne. "thero is mo- God but God,
and Mahomet is bis prophet We love justice
we lovctho Franks Proclaim that every
jew who appears tomorrow ont Of doors
without q cotton cap win have little trans
action % settle with me
There were some thousands Of jews In
Tuui- and there was not single cotton cap.
The, an made their wills, when they learned
through am officer Of customs that Capt.
Baouard had lots Of the desired articles.
That was enougb-Cap' Baculard sold the
invoice at eight shillings cap lie rushed
% the palace and poured out bis thanks
"N0t so FAST said the hey; II am not done
yet Can my vizier"
The yizIer appeared
"rrociaim said the hey, that every Jew
who keopsa cotton cap another hour will have
a trouble with YOU God is great, aud I am
a lmoal descendant of MahOmct'
The viziormaie grand salaam and retired.
When Capt BaWIard returned 20 ms ship
ho found % crowd Of Jews already awaiting
him. caps n hand. Tie purchased the art lcies
at penny apiece French Paper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

Political Boss Gn great straitsl-Say, the
election is goin' against me I'D give yon $
apiece for their votes.
Omaha Museum Man-Those are nothing
but freaks and curiosities from the Cannibal
Islands and such places, half idiots most Of
thom and, besides, they've got no right 70
vote.
"That don't matter, I'll fix that l must
have twenty-five more votes.
"Wel. there are only twenty, anyhow"
"Great snakesl Can't ye' scrape up five
more"
"lmpossible.'
whats them freemen locked up in that
there cage forP
"1hey are ourangOutangs."
"rhemll do Dress em up an bring EN-
around "-Omaba World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
To Licen.e-TaN PnYer..

] ann prepared to pay license taxes i'm
coupons and guarantee fun legal protec
ticn Notwithstanding the change in time
that licenses are to run from twelve
months To- one month
advise all persons having license taA
TO pay 10 call ON me OF any of my agents
before they make their payments
They will find it still more TO their IN.
terest 20 pay I'm coupons now than bcfor.
the law was changed
Apply 10 j. T.. CoorER
81 Main street Richmond va.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by G.. W. Branch h Co., bankers
and brokers' No. Iii Main street.
New York stock Market.
REVIEW

REVIEW.
New YORK. May l0.-U nder the influence
Of rather better foreign prices and general
feeling that after the persistent raiding
which We have experienced lately. some re-
cOvery would be but natural The market
opened with a better tone, and in some eases
moderate advance was established, but the
volume Of business was still very small. 4
revival i'm some Of the Southern securities
which have been neglected for some time
past was the chief feature though the whole
list became firmer and had the one essential
feature that Of public interest. been present
we would undoubtedly have seen consider
ably better prices. 70 may be- as well. how
ever. for ultimate results 20 let amy advance
that may come Dee a gradual one. as amy
sudden rise would De liable to check any
permanent sdyance and alarm auyawaken-
ing interest that the public may eylnoc THE
closing was firm Money. D.
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There is am endle,. variety of jerseys his sea-
son. Some of these have deliberately beaded
yokes. others are decorated with hand en-
broidered sprays still others are heavily de-
corated with braid iu military fashion, and
some are made full both back and front
They are shown in au The choice colornss
prominent among whsh are heliorope, slate
black white and sky blue
Some Of the newest jerseys show a complete
alteration in form They are well shaped
bodices, which adapt themselves touny figure,
and are made of the glove fabric. NOT stocki-
nette, the former being more silky and fine in
weaving.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

The conversation of two little girls amused
me- Said one:
~When ! grow zap Im going to be school
teacher
"Wen I'm going % be = mamma and have
six children
"Wel1, when they come to school 10 me I'm
going to whip 'em, whip 'cm, whip 'em'-
with crcscendo intonati0n)
~You mean thiugP' with horror "What
lave they ever done 10 you Minneapolis
Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
Note Paper and Menu Cards.

Note paper may be decorated with small
monogram, if liked, but the most usual stamp
now for note piper is the numbor of the
street printed in color at the top of The sheet
Colored ribbons. upon which the names Of
the guests are painted or embroidered. are
now much employed for menu cards, and
men make use Of these strip, by placing them
inside their hats 90 identify them m crowd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
Sew York Markets


The wheat market ha- wlol very strong
to-day au around. 1901 advance 0f One cent
.u most ~ The options being sustained
Openu. was steady at So june aul market
Sold steadily up 90 >)4 c.0-.u. 90 -55 The
far oh options We're specially strong aut
closing ID, outside The Government report
published today Wa- rather -appunuu.
io the bear. and great many shorts
covered Cables to-day were tame and dali
Foreign houses Were-e.Ier ot wheat
Corn stronger tAr1ugh0ut ODD sympathy
with wheat and 100 better hipp.ns demand.
Close is 20 outside.
Provisions active. Opening Wa- stronger
ou lighter receipts of hos- bW some heavy
sales oi ribs caused "a dropoi fifteen points.
Later some good buying caused 10 sharp r.-
action. and close , firm 90 last nights
figures.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

denominations for the great aid and encour
agement which they gave to the government
throughout the trying struggle During
those nights Of anxiety my remaining with
Mr.. Stanton made him my fast friend, and
the friendship continued TO the day of his
death He was known as the stern war min
lister, charged by many with being rough and
cruel; but in the intimacy Of private friend
ship which grew up between us found him
kind and gentle as q child"
ALFRED SORESsOS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

The largest fan represented has gilfed
,,,ops and n cover which Stimulates three liIy
RODS naAe II crepol silk gauze' one Tear Is
I'm ono yellow and one red The leaves
are decorated with sprays IN water co'.'S
The fan lying underneath The one Decorated
has sticks Of inlail woodwork ~ two 'o.'N
and a narrow cover Of white satin WIN "
printed lace design The remaining IAN i' d
palette shaped one, Of brown silk Grape dec
GRATED in water coiors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
A NEW PROPHET.
This Time a Woman Assumes to Unfold
the Future.
Special corpspoudencel

Special Correspoudencel
CLEVELAND. May New creeds generally
burst upon the world with the .uddenness u
meteor Prophets are born, not made, and
II they can make themselves obnoxious
enough % existing institutions so that they
are assa,sinated. their success is established.
a prophetic, has arisen here who makes
wonderful claims and a church has been
established The prospects thus far are
brighter than some Of the beginnings Of older
systems We're
Az the first announcement of the mission
81 the prophecies, on Jan last thirteen
persons signed tho following declaration Of
faith:
~We. the undersigned. hereby agree 70 and
hereby DO establish religious, spiritual
church. known as Our church. the Spiritual
Church of the World. in which church are 70
be taught each Sabbath and 40 such other
time, ms may be deemed advisable religious
spiritual truths. MS given tous toexpounl and
explain hy and through the spirit world
II is hereby further agreed. hy and between
ODE founders ana members OF this church,
that no one is 90 speak in this church unless
he OF rh", ANA tH' NIHitt7 ''Hlt 'Atf- t"'iif
recognize the existence Of God, o supreme
spirit and ~ Jesus Ills spiritual SON. and
whose private and public life conforms with
Coils teachings, Ms made manifest through
Jesus and taught n the Bible DO being the
aim and object OF these founder. 20 establish
and maintain q pure and truly religious
church."
Tine founder of th. church and its prophet
ess is Mrs Emily j. Briggs. This con-ti-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
VISITING AND RECEPTION Tonrrs.

The imported visiting costume seen in the
same cut shows how to combine plain French
faille with that striped iu checked pattern,
this faille is i'm plain absnthe green shades
and the velvet with which it is trimmed also
the corded gros grain ribbon on the bonnet,
is Of bright ruby red Tie plain faiIIe front
covers the foundation skirt easily, and is
caught here and there with bows of green
falle doubled and two inches wide. Tho
half polonaise Of the striped faille has the
back i'm continuous pieces from top To- bot
tom. while the front Dis double breasted, cut
of blunt and square 40 the end and has two
rows of large slk covered buttons A wide
and full guimpe of The plain silk is gathered
in the neck and shoulders. and disappears UNI
der ruby velvet revers, notchei and pointed
at top Red velvet collar and cuffs. The
bonnet is of plain silk ia capote shape with
ruby ho~s in front The parasol is green i'm
color, the gloves are tam suede
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
Sick Headache

cured and its return prevented by the use
of Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
none but vegetable ingredients. 10 should com
mend itself 20 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild inacuon. these
pills can be taken Boy both the weak ana the
boxes for 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11

tuition or creei was
dictated through
Mr. Bricgsby the
spirits that control
her.
Mrs Briggs the
prophecies was
born near Pitts
burg and her
mother and sisters
are stiH living 800
that city She b,
not an educated
woman but she
ha, % good voice
umlwiieuuu0lertle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-11
You Can Drive vermin out of Your nou-.

BY using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. Warranted o.
prevent aud drive away Ants, Reaches. Water
Bugs, &c, So annoying t0 hOusekecpers.
Whenever this paper b. used 10 answers "a
double purpOse-it drive. away Ncmln. and
at the same time being white 10 gives every
place a neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used boo the
preparation Of tins paper Ask your Druggist
or Grocer for It. For sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS,,
Druggists,
l4ll Main street. Richmond. Va.
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The DAILY Record" is o valuable puhlca-
ton Subscribe 90 10. Oht ~ East Nam
street.
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WATCHING WITH STANTON
JOHN NJ. THAYER TELLS OF A
THRILLING NIGHT.
How the War Secretary and His Friends
Held the Port Against au Expected At
tack OF the Marines Ordered by rresI-
dent Johnson-StantOn' Character.

Special Correspondence
OMAHA. Nav "A few days ago there
appeared IN The Omaha Republican an
interesting letter from Hou Luke l.. Pc
land. Of Vermont u was entitled zone
Night with Stanton and related 20 Pr,si-
dent Johnson effort % eject the famous
war secretary from bis ofli-e Mr. Po-
lands letter wa. based on "a paragraph in a
recent issue Of The Washington Gazette,
which stated that Governor Ihayor. Of N~
lrasaa, was an intimate friend Of Secretary
Stanton. ard Ola the night when President
johnson contemplated having Stanton elected
from tle war department by the marines be
Senator Ihayeu remained with the score
tarv. and would doubtless have given some
hard KNOCKS had the marine made their APP
peaian-c
To-day Governor Thayor was in Omaha.
aud showed him the Poland letter, al the
same time asking him to give me bis version
Of That Gone night with Stanton
ut was in lS51 or 1851 don't remember
definitely just now-that three members of The
cabno, bad resigned" said Governor Thayer
"They were Harlan, secretary Of the interior,
Speed attorney general. AMI DcuuIs0n,
IliioIIl NNtfI ii'4 AN'f AfAtA7't ~ AiIi
Andrew johnson n builling up 'my policy.
as be called DC. stanton, as -ecreiary of war.
also refused to support johnson iu Dds attitude
toward the Republican party Stanton. how
ever, held 0H o. tAo war department and
would not resign. johnson tried by various
means to eject h.m, and there was % general
belief az tire time that Doe intended tousc mill
tary force % accomplish DIS object That
| was the reason why $500 wanted Stanton 90
/ stay in Office. One afternoon messenger
| brought INTO the senate th. nomination If
Lorenzo Thomas. then adju'lnt general of
the army 90 be secretary " war; This
created the liveIi-t kind Of "a breeze. II wa,
then that Charles Sumner sent Dis famou,
/ lacOnic dispatch tO Stanton 10 consisted ot
one word Stick Senator Cameron pro-
posed that number Of senators visit Stanton
at the var d.pai tmeut, aul ] was one of the
invited party. among whom were Senator
Chandler, ~ Michigan; Ramsey Of Mime
sofa; Anthony, of Rhode Island. and several
Others whose name, cannot at this moment
recall We found Secretary Stanton deter
mined 90 remain az Dis post Every One n
MS believed that johnson would att.npt O..
eject hy the u-o " the army. and we all cX-
pressed tua hop. that tie secretary would
/ stick I happened o. he the last % leave.
aul Us ! was going out asked fhe secretary
il Doe would hs1 o. have company that night
III You viii come hare and pass tlo might
with me SSH Doe greatly pleased 20 have
y0u said lr J assured Mm THAT ] would
come. and Chem took ny departure We
went over % loadpIrter, and called
0u Cen Grant. with whom $50 had au
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LICENSE TAXPAYERS.

License taxes due the State can he pad ..
coupOnsataycry large saving totheta1 pat..
The Supreme Court of the United State. l..
lately reanrmed Dos decisions as t0 coupon.
being in ail respect, as good % tender
license and other taxes as gold or haus r.t..
over $1,000 of license tayos have hreu ri.I ..
coupons in Richmond alone during fh. ,..
twelve months Full legal protection. .r...
ai' cost t0the TAX payer guaranteed ln
70 secure ofectua protection. tenI..
license taxes must bo made hy i.for War.
JAMES b. COOPER
GOD Main street. Richmond. l.
Care vs.. l.. R0YAiL Gap
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Reported bv g. b. ReIHrl t 60. D-a.
Commission Merchants So south l"e.ttt
.frl.f
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Rosebuds, lilies carnations IN great ya.
ricts az BLACkWELLA MAINS.
ne East Broad street.
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR!
FANS or ,eAUzE, GRAPE AND SAT N
WITH DecOTAT6O STICKS

x.u Scotch Tweed Costumes for travel
ing Purposes - Imported 1"''''' '''
visiting and Reception N"'''
New Combinations
The assortment Of fansexh''i'ed 'l'' ,'''''''
Il as varied in styles as IS the stock Of ne"
narasols Tho group in the cnt sho" 'nlee
pleasing patterns
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Fine Watches, JoweirY, Diamonds, Sterling
and Eye glasses, Clocks, SO.